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111.22 Request technical support from the Office of the United Nations High
Commissioner for Human Rights to move ahead with ratification of the main
international human rights instruments to which the country is not yet a party,
as well as to ensure the incorporation into domestic legislation of its obligations
under ratified human rights treaties (Uruguay);
111.23 Continue its work towards domesticating provisions of the
international human rights treaties to which it is a party (Zimbabwe);
111.24 Scale up efforts in the promotion and protection of human rights,
especially the rights of persons in vulnerable situations (Nigeria);
111.25 Speed up the process of establishing a national mechanism of reporting
and follow-up to increase the ability to submit the overdue reports under
international treaties (Sudan);
111.26 Ensure the independence of the Seychelles Human Rights Commission,
in compliance with the Paris Principles, and allocate adequate human, technical
and financial resources to it (Finland);
111.27 Ensure that the actions of the National Commission of Human Rights
are in accordance with the Paris Principles (Iraq);
111.28 Allocate adequate resources, human, technical and financial, to the
Seychelles Human Rights Commission, and ensure its independence and
compliance with the Paris Principles (Ireland);
111.29 Ensure the independence of the National Human Rights Commission,
and provide it with the necessary resources, in accordance with the Paris
Principles (Mexico);
111.30 Take necessary measures to ensure the independence of the Seychelles
Human Rights Commission, and allocate adequate human, technical and
financial resources to it (Mozambique);
111.31 Continue taking measures towards further strengthening of the
national human rights commission (Pakistan);
111.32 Take steps to ensure the National Human Rights Commission is
adequately financed and resourced (United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland);
111.33 Ensure the independence of the Seychelles Human Rights Commission,
in compliance with the Paris Principles, and allocate adequate human, technical
and financial resources to it (Zambia);
111.34 Guarantee the independence of the Seychelles Commission on Human
Rights, in accordance with the Paris Principles, and allocate sufficient human,
technical and financial resources to it (Burkina Faso);
111.35 Ensure the independence of the Seychelles Commission on Human
Rights, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Chile);
111.36 Further strengthen the National Human Rights Commission to work
in full compliance with the Paris Principles (India);
111.37 Address the numerous complaints concerning the police, including the
reports of police officers allegedly not following legal procedures in the lawful
arrests and detentions (Malawi);
111.38
Continue efforts to reform the penitentiary system (Morocco);
111.39 Continue measures aimed at reforming the penitentiary system and
improving the conditions of inmates (Georgia);
111.40 Ensure that every person detained enjoys procedural safeguards from
the outset, including the right to be informed immediately about the reasons for
the detention and the right to contact a person of their choice (Portugal);
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